Resource Pack 9: 1917 Innisfallen Ship
Cork Butter Museum
http://www.corkbutter.museum/about
Cork Past and Present Cork City Libraries’ research site http://www.corkpastandpresent.ie/mapsimages/corkphotographs/michaelolearyphotos/innisfallen/
Image and history of the Innisfallen, with link regarding the ‘Listening Posts’ monument, Penrose Quay, where the ship used to dock.
Butter Exchange http://www.corkpastandpresent.ie/places/shandon/historicbuildingsintheshandonarea/butterexchange/
Rosses Point Shanty Innisfallen : Voyage of shock and mystery
http://www.rossespointshanty.com/Heritage/innisfallen.htm
Story of the dangers of cross channel sailing told by the second officer of the Innisfallen
Camden Fort Meaghar Cork’s Harbour Gem
http://camdenfortmeagher.ie/
Cork Harbour was heavily defended as a major British base. Fort Camden is an excellent place to visit to see the Harbour defences while the site shows how and when why the fort was constructed and where it was.
Discovery DHO fionnachtain Lambkin Tabacco
http://discovery.dho.ie/navigation.php?navigation_function=2&navigation_item=europeana_3394_358
While the article is about the Lambkin Tabacco Company which was based in Cork, the site also provides a wealth of links to other resources
Wrecksite.eu Site logging details of ships lost at sea, including Innisfallen:
http://www.wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?66803
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